This youth-led message stirs a powerful call for young people to become firebrands for Jesus. With insights on “fire extinguishers” like rebellion, impurity, and dishonour, and stories of faithful young missionaries (including live testimonies from Heri & Sonia Ramanantsialonina), the message confronts compromise and calls for consecration.

Apostle Russell concludes with a challenge: "let your life blaze with holy fire that overcomes every other fire."

In this Father’s Day message, Apostle Russell Toohey and speakers challenge men to steward their internal fires—passion, anger, vision—with godly wisdom.

Drawing from the lives of Moses, Samson, Elijah, Peter, and John, we learn how fire can either destroy legacy or forge generational impact. This sermon is a call to godly fatherhood, disciplined fire, and redemptive leadership.

On this Pentecost Sunday, Apostle Nina Toohey delivers a powerful call to ignite the fire of God in the lives of women across generations. From the blazing presence of the Trinity to the boldness of biblical and historic women, this message declares: it’s time for a Kingdom Women’s Army to rise. Filled with fire, purpose, and the Holy Spirit, these are the women who will help usher in the return of Jesus.

In this sermon, Jesus, The Blazing Fire, Apostle Russell Toohey and team challenge a generation to burn with a holy fire. Drawing from scriptures like 2 Thessalonians 1:7, Matthew 3:11, and Acts 2:3, the sermon unpacks the fiery nature of Jesus and His desire to set the Next Generation ablaze for his purposes. Through historical and biblical examples—from Moses to Elijah, the early church to the Welsh Revival—we are called to pursue authentic fire, not strange fire, and to keep it burning continually. As Pentecost approaches, the charge is clear: it's time to burn, testify, and carry legacy-level fire that transforms cities and generations.

In this final message of the "Jesus, The Lion of Judah: Legacy Life" series, Apostle Russell Toohey unpacks the deep prophetic symbolism behind lions and their communities, calling believers to embrace a lifestyle of legacy, discipleship, and spiritual boldness.

Using the nature of the lion prides as a metaphor for Kingdom living, he shows how Jesus — the Lion of Judah — models community, strength, and generational purpose. This message challenges us to move from isolation to coalition, from conversation to legacy, and from silence to the roar of true disciple-making.

In this sermon, Apostle Russell Toohey calls the church to awaken the lion nature of Christ within. Drawing from Revelation 5:5 and the life of David, he unpacks the power of Jesus as the Lion of Judah — His roar, His grip, His hand. Believers are urged to walk boldly in their identity, combining the strength of the lion with the tenderness of the shepherd, and to pursue the lost with courage and conviction as we prepare for divine encounters and generational impact.

In this sermon, Apostle Russell Toohey teaches on The Power of the Resurrection Life along with six others, all drawing from Acts 4:33. Together they explore how the apostles moved in great power and great grace after encountering the resurrected Christ and waiting on the Holy Spirit. Through the accounts of Jesus' post-resurrection appearances and the upper room encounter, we are called to step out of shame and into boldness, freedom, and a life marked by supernatual exploits.

In this sermon, Apostle Russell Toohey teaches on the power of both giving and receiving Jesus the Saviour. Drawing from John 1 and Acts 20:5, he shows how true fulfilment comes not only from encountering Christ but also from sharing Him with others. Just as John gave Jesus to Andrew, and Andrew to Peter, we are called to receive the Saviour and fully give Him away freely, restoring what was lost and living a life of divine purpose.